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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-22
In Brtes, And TO The Point.

Dyaparsia j. dreadful. Dianr.lrie.I
liver liz misery. Iudigrstluu Is TOE t"
Hs,nl nature.
The hnman digestive apparatus IL
ollr of the. mnst complicated nnd "nn-
i-ifnI things in existence. 1t ls easily
our nut of mhrr.
G,ras, food. s"nyh fond. slnppy food
had cookery. mental w"lIy, late hours.
irregular habits. AMI many other things
Which ought not {" l"', have made The.
American people - nHii"n If rs sprp:irs.
Bur Gr.rns Angns' "wrr has done
a wonderful w",k III reforming this sad
hn~inr4s md making The American D'r"-
p'. ~ healthy thnt they eau e. y then
n"HIH and be- happy.
Rrme,nt", No hnppinras without
health. Bus Green's August FInwrt
brings health auL hnplue>s I" lhs. hs -
u"ptc. AK ynur druggist for IL bot
lie. Seventy i've c+nis. 3
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-22

Atlanta Cnnstitnti"n: "A L"ui4innn
Judge has esj ',urh sh+ A-r"n>l"i,
d. m'"raf against snppns'inX General
Nlrh"il- for Governor, on the gr"uusls
fiat I'll" chatter "f The jHprr stIpulat.-
that il shall l". Democratic in politics.
Ti,i~ Judge anHv lh' % very wise. mHt.
htit "tir rrr'.l.r'i"n IL that Gen. Meth
.'IiS Was u D.nnrrnt III n time Wien
Democrats wrie BADLY needed M L"ni-
-Ians. 1t he has changed his pnllir~
sluCe that time We VIE. net aware .. it,"
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-22
Police Jury Proceedings.

'fFELhCeAs. la ~: h Oct, 1897.
/ The Police jury nsr rursu.r, tn ALI arm.
rrnt
! I'n,>cnt: A. P-rroslin 4, II Ii,trl n =
! <aix m r; Dubula.ou, ; Has l. Yuur .nd
| " tair.,p
Mr. Aug. Parrudin in Tive chair
| The reading of the minutes If las. uer.tup
| MA .ii-i-ns..i VITA.
| a p~sisi"n fr"n thu r~-idepss of ConI-e Cr.,,
che Wa read. "-k,ng ~ re y r...l TO .tart
! from hear Abraham Sun! b -.nI terminals i-.i
| GU. DrAhnn.s...e "n hes Dp,.Iou>a,a ii AGA.
| iii, road
bn motion tie t..ririnn WIS grated ar.l
| N">-r- Gu<. pri.h"n-~.v.. Ga. Richard
| Frhne'i Miller. Ze ,si,in ler.r. Ze ,hlrtn
! Thih"iean. Louis >,hiII.. and >In.o, Ie.~r,
w"'e arl" i"t'1 c"inmIt'-+' tn IL. IF III. t.nL
| &c PRAYED FIR. provided ih&, 10 right of ~,
shalt Il" 'i-nIin''t-ft ri h. parish.
/ III. PARTITION 81 s"rrrai rr-i l~nta OF Pralr,.
DIES r 'nin-.. which Wac read i, h- last inert.
| III. s-klns for - hog law. w.-a .arn r. al ami
| soHuit''t. the PARTITION prays thst sh. hog b..
NOT "t"Et'i I" RI" ut "rg~ the following
trrf'";h. VIZ: tr"in M"'k-' ofidg~ i"lt"wIn-
."n!"r b"nrh..'l-r al"ns he li"ra of j.'~rl,h
| We n" ami tr"1'r's up /" Bt,nu Fnsither
and irniu iSal Fn-iihrr 10 iugiul Frnz ,r,i'-
lnr ~ /" bHv"n h"uri'tns hrtwrau J. +. e.
ID r li'sIn than. R"s'iv-d further thai
has beg law - {" take fret fr"nl The 1t ~
Janha'y l>sS Tie c"mIniitrr iii G ,xrgr.i
HE "1nrIIter apl"nntrsi 10 rx..,in- thai
part ut 'ha ''tln ftat' and Washington toad
--ss i,r ,IaIna.e- r-,n,ri that ,b.r .,.,,.ai r.
Work "h'i -siInE't'' he Il IN 'g'. at $l2 irw-iv.
''"ia'si Tor he right "t WY, which .rtiIn4t..
Ia "rc'i ted by SAIL Nalin"nK. bn motion th..
rrI"ri wss arcrpIttl aud the committee dis.
riLa,g"f
lh' committee appointed t" srll the con.
'r"c' !" h"'i' " l'v*r an hri'lga III. ninm
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-22
Basckles's Arslica Sulye.

The heat SaIvr m he world for cnts
hrui>rs, s"yrs, Ulcers. salt rhenm, fever
-orer. letter. chappri hands. chIiblaine
cnrnf, ana Hll >kin rruptinns, and posi-.
tIVely cures piles, az no pay required.
II Ia guaranteed tn give perfect satIstar-
ton, ar money refunded. Price 35r
per boa. For sale by Hamilton & Bal
ley OpeloHkAS. La.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-22

During the term "f that gallant SOL
dirr ait statesman. Gov. Nlchnli<, nn
" hisrrr haa hr-n heard of wrong ~
c"rinptlnn in The vatinus departments
nf the government New O,Ieunk
Democrat, Jan. IA, 1880.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-22
GRADE.
HOLSTEIN BULLS

Seven or eight grad H,steln hnll calves hv
the Registered Holsfein hull yolnsy. ON, 81
good cows, for sale a. s15 each.
3. B. 0,rTrSGRAN,
Holland formerly Ps7usf) Plantation near
0pel0asas. JnlY as
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-22
]PELOUSAS FEMALE INSTITUTE.
opelousas, st. landry Par. La.

FNHs~ s>sIsTtriON will resume du
IL tir- N"n'ial. September = b 1876 under The
.rIt''-'iiatr %nin.rs I-I"n of MIR. VI NJ Have
nj Mrs. NJ A. baFt>, with competent assist
al. he ac"E*>tic year CONSISTS forty
weeks.
TEkHS bS TUITION.
preparatory Department. PER months 81
A"utl.luIc M
Music. with u-.' OF piano 500
hE'iFiins. including pashng. ishts
ana fuel. per month. ......... 80. Is %
i-i'I',f"Id"ry. wax h"wtrs, printing,
draw iliE. Zach extra ........-..... 10 No
fhrIhthtdi fre.-.-..-. ................. ~
DISCIPLINE.
Tie government of his school is strict hnt
aftli'al, ard tasks or restrictions arr, lin
".rd hut ever! student must comply with itH
H't>. ana nItst prepare up 10 tile measure 81
~ ability, tht- l--s''I- a-slg nr,i.
tnr course nf study and moti- of insfrnct .,,
tie htsIShed I" l'aIr The mind 10 the haS - a;
'"!ltff thinking AMI thorough invesIj. .ti,n
y" student vi ! - allowed 10 rats ~,
It~~'- without Thorough preparation RENT.
nd guardians luaE resi- assured thu ,b n,.,
err. health aid morals of their hi,J-s, .nd
ards shall Receive due attenIo
\"d'Htuc,l"H tar absence. .,I,.ss in ..ss q,
.'''frtrftd Illness. IL lncy ,,,I ~ .bj ,nwn i.
'"dNh'"l = II Easy OF ac' -. Tue bnartins
-" Urn. ! i'"'i'r iir fnInpdIafr charge t,i
Hf1. ithlts '"arhe1" sll ,,roYute themselves
" ,...'h is a. W ''
- IA .ic".aI '. =.
w. W. u. ii. .'AyE'
r'rut %
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-22

!tfsbAf- i'm yer iSSI.
The Police Jury met pur.usni ia adj ,uru
,n"'f
pr"a"nt AIhprt G i Try. p "aidn"f. a. Pr.
ruin. Il II lAtt..i u. T.. >.xn. r. Duhni.
anr sam HAS. l. louug. VI tatrnr
Un n"ri.n n u trA" v,.tl that hereafter
ol thu commissioner OF r'e"t'o ir.,',t ,.srt
snrIn4 I,"lt. y ho shall ht. s-l r,.'I to deliver
the IntlIni h,x 0 h.. Clerk "f th.. Court attrr
81 el, elton. quail ret'''ir,. ConIi..rs .iu IL
"mr slnlIar $40 J rrr 'lat AMI thu usual mit..
/ Ig'. i"i III" deli r'y Of lid haiti h"1. and
thai tin. l,nr>h E'e tsu't -hIlittv TOR thu sarr.
( ,,n h.. proper c''ft iIrtit ct lhr Clerk uf tn
! t'nnrr nut of funds mot 0thtrW ne isuurnur!a'
I I'D
/ Mr-srs D,vid Cnurvl'e. IT Arflu"E F"n.
[ trm"t. and Frn c"i> Reed ~..rt, appoint i :.
committee I" M-r'.t tain II any 10 wo,k had
h en tone an the trrEt hi l.r OVER h .v"u \rx
Pin {, ntd report at the ll"Ht etinS Of hr
/ Fuit't- Jury.
nn n.'t,n. the Ir. s."t Vt is Instructed u,
notify ". &. >att"riy. III { the Z" ir- .Iur,
viii not make Amy Hl'"' ntn ttirn far BIS nain-
taIuahr" at me State University for the -.
SOU iSSf s.
I'm n'"' on. th- Pr'si Int il 'fh"ris."l 4"
"trrI Y Il -urv".ur tn ASCERTAIN u h It lots tn"
i,nti~h has ~ ili,' town ~ titn.t"Ilrt1
tEm n',rt"u. M'1~r~ Sat j - l. i'-t iiIi-r d.
X VI Ii,I-l nii Arthur >iinnt wrr-. s.lm"nnt
'.i r"n,n,rtrr t"r the tir-i P,ir. .Eurv Ward
~
ing rrpalrl "f G'nblr -rh "a hon ~.
Ga uIntInr, @e~ vrt thaf h..'r. f'-r
II" III lii III 'rt' npprnv"d work 'i"n- or t1.
mr.. r l'urrh r>t,I u l,.~- SANE h.- h.en order
''i hy shr PnIc. Jury ar h, the rrr-iisrt
nPEh'rsAs la Oct II. 1887.
r. Mr.. NJ e. Hn--,ry. Att'y:
i.ar sir Il h-ii At If ,tr Poi Q. jury y.
Parish ot - l.tndrv. | have b hnn.r I"
tiirt.s Won ~ b 'iI V ~crr..Itt.i repre- Int.
tive ~ 1 Il L. X X. Go" And tn -Hy thst
Ahrlr " h.V- ii>frmrd With 2''r",i"n aud
r.,r-tnLts considered the ,em.k. which ,nIl
nave s.tr-,s Il - this h'ls rs-4tiv- t, ,h-
u"tt"il az tue mi M nf the T. IL Z. Il
X. t.. we srt -ou>fr Il 10 4 tfrr from Won
III h.. vir9at K II b, Won il th,, matter
W.. ar nt "piu,"n hAI be- u ,r+-aInrnt q.
n"w 6x.d i IL wnh ir. aud h+-ri"s d."
NOT L liz that az H. II Q W. can rnms der
Y ,nr ts,.p ir.itIun w therefore .i-rliu,. to
~. az ch aug. "~ reduce sl- ss .->stnent "i
the i j. +. X. K, Co. Wv '-."s..
ALBEKTEuID Y.
I ~. Poi. Jury.
Sr4rE nF LnUislASA}
P.i-h nj NJ. Llrd,y
The Trxsa sni Pacific Kv Co. acs il.
sh'"u.h ils torn g VI. &. M"-tIy, having
tlt-.ar.tl b'l"re Fn. Police jury. ~ Il .ard
~ Kew w~rs IN and for n. Ian try Parrish
l.I AMI applied for rt+lursl"n nf the
In-nt tu its raiiru III aud Hpt'nr'tnS crs. nth
or avail n"w presents This Us -nru-st l,r"-
re.i against 4" a<~.'s<In-nt "f ever i've III
and dollars per mile. heihg rxcrs-iv".
wrong fni aud "rpt e--iv'', AID .i"satlv- If Ar
8 of hr 60 ,~tiin ion at lr,ut-i4na, " lrh
"vid-a that "thxati"n shall b.. equal
nuii'tn NJ" and that ''It~ a>>r~s'H,ur al pro-
lrr tv shall never rxrred the &ctus cssh value
th-.-of.7
Wherefore. this pr,':"st j. rrs,rrtfnllv but
Earnest = made. " M"sELY,
AIRY. for T & p Ry. Go.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-22

balance 'ina the prti- .......... 81 O6I 50
Me.sr@. Car -. SAX 81 and P,rrnI.., h T.
j. been ar,,.i ted c"tuInittrs l.. px.min-
be- Vouchers III tnr b sn !. :" the tr-a-nr.r
r~l",r' Ell thr"u b their rh ii m a. Mr. C.rron
that til Y tx mind and .'Iut,, tt-. v n,lch.r
tel n. the tre4-ur,.' ahl,nutin., L,
$7.}49. % ts..v"n ti"rI.in' three hu ,irsi aud
l"riy nine and 73.l0i .i"ilt J - Der his .,a,~
r-nr filed that III" 4mntluk tnrrrsuon.l,d
vi IL rtrrns the cash h,~k when on motion
il WAS resolved III It Ri vote H. c.nr-led
and that thu trEtsnrrF have err III m TIL.
I'o X of thu parish { " said ,.inn,u,, and ,hr
vou"her- w+r- e .nr.+I-'l arro" Ting =
M---r-. Haas. lat h ant Dl'tpaI.snn. Inv.
ing bern appointed c "nrnitt.-. c, exa,rtpp
III claims an ii e aga'II>t The parrish. rru, tad
thr' n.h rhri chairman. Nc. Haas. that the,
Il 'rnin-d aud found correct the following
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-22

MONEY ]: ]: I: \: :: !: !: !:
- mn "a - tr tuHfr. Can fliI-
AL VI tiId return Ia n- AMI
HM MH will send ynn free. tui,l'
thlHk of great VHiUe di'
"EEHE Importance tn yoII, thH
T. w.i art NuH bISlti..~
which will huiug J"u i.
more MONEY right AVA
fhan ANYTHING Rise In this wor Il, Any ole can
DO the work and live at home Either sex Al
ases. S"HiethinS new that juHt cnIuS mon, :
for al Torkrra. W. VIII -taIt you; CLpitaI Ii
needed. THIS Ia err Of HE genuine. Inl"rt.ri,
chances -! II lifetime. Tli"rr who are ambition
ana elfrrprlrnk viii moi delay. Grand all II
ire. Address True d co. Augusta, Main.
Dec s-ly.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-22
FOR RENT.

residence opp >l'e TIL Ov"rt"n place, with
four rssolns d 'wn stairs, apd one large rtnnn
ah,Te. .lso kitchen a"i sarranf's r,rIu an
ply to BLACK & MORRIS
Apl s-ts 0pr!,ulsas f..
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-22
CAPITAL COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE.
JACKSON. MISSISSIPPI.

Advantages unsurp t-Sei in AL dan trtrnents
The best sy-s EN- nf i-inssa Prtefier evef
devised. Tuition in Il tis- Se..rtins, BsnkiuS
PENN anshin. Arth narlc. rl.rtph,- rtu 10
90. and gives the stu | nt all the tim desired
~ complete the course ,r~e rErmrn4. Good
b,ard Sl2.5o and el5 pr month. short hand
taught by N IL Send 10. Cruula-
j. A. WYATT.
nov aaay Rr-sadanE.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1887-10-22

Hsppinsss 10 bot perfected until 1t Il
ebsssd.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-08-30
THE HOTEL DETECTIVE.

How He Thrives on the Vices and Weak
nesses Of Country Visitors.
One of the nuisances about the hotels of
New York is the hotel detective With one
or two exceptions he is considerably worse
than the average private detective. On &C
count Of being connected with the hotel he
has great facilities for making money in q
doubtful sort Of way. heard a story of one
OF these fellows who had Just been discharged,
and it convinced me that the hotel detective
can be very dangerous person to deal with
il he is devoid OF principle Being connected
with the hotel he naturally learns all about
the business of the guests, and has little diff
Guilty in getting acquainted with them.
There is hardly an officer of the hotels who
makes so much money as these detectives.
Outside OF their duties in looking out for the
affairs of the hotels, they are allowed to act
as guides in showing guests the dark ways of
city life. Nearly every night party of gem
tlemen get together who are DESTROYS of see
ing the city by gaslight and they engage the
detective to pilot them about For this he
is paid very literally by the gentlemen, and
he is also paid something by the owners of
the places where he takes them. This. of
course, Is part Of his business, but it gives
MIN an opportunity to levy blackmail should
he see fit. know one detective who escorted
very nice old gentleman, who is one Of the
largest drygoods merchants in a prosperous
southern city, to the Arion ball few months
ago. The old gentleman went simply out of
curiosity. AT home he is very pious, and
Is the superintendent of Sunday school In
fact, he is considered a fanatic on religion.
After getting to the ball he was persuaded
by the detective to drink little wine. Not
being used to it, it went to his head, and the
old man possibly did one or two silly things.
particularly for a Sunday school superin-
tendent. On his way home ne remarked to
the detective that he would not have any
one In his town know that he went to the ball
for sl,OOO. Only short time after his re-
turn home he got message from the detec-
tive asking for the loan of $500. 1t was also
intimated TO him that should the request be
refused an account of his conduct at the ball
would be made public at his home The mer
chant was weak enough to send his check for
$500. This detective has been guilty Of q
number Of similar things which were nothing
short OF blackmaiL-New York Cor. Rich
mond Dispatch.
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She Brought q Friend.

A story Is told of a pretty little actress VIII.
dgures in the bills as Miss. though she has
been a wife and mother these half dozen
years. She was recently invited out to sup
per by a stage door masher, and she accepted
with the condi ion that she be allowed to
bring a friend with her. The supper giver
said he would also bring friend to make up
two couples. On the evening appointed, the
host and another man were waiting, and the
table gave evidence of preparation for an
elaborate supper.
ooh, you are here, are your said She you
and your friend. Well, so am i and my
friend"
And with quick movement she slipped IN,
threw the door open, and announced: aE~
husband, gentlemen" The supper was eater,
bat it was hurried and rather silent meal,
and madame is hardly likely to be INVITED TO
supper again by that man.-Exckange
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What Is 1t that you ask met
Ihear but drowsily,
So sings the far forever
Forever in my head.
When from the golden CULVER
the latest dart is drawn!
When, down the shadowy river
The viewiess boat has gonei
Some problem still to task met
I hear your muff1ed voices
And half heard words are said,
How far they seem to me,
Sweet friendsi
How far they seem TO me,
Some question Of my choices
You ask me anxiously.
Where amid earth's green meadows,
Its sunlight or its shadows
Will be laid to restf
What. Have ye power TO bind mes
Who make this eager quests
Why friends, if then you mind me.
Still claiming what is lost
And doubtful of the boatmen's skill
With me the stream that crossed
Aye. aye, il you can find me
u seeking, you should find me,
Then bury me where yva will.
Dear friendR
Yes bury me where you will,
It not matters not to ma
H E @. Arey in Cleveland Leader.
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Not an Enthusiast.

A newly made Benedict, while lazily stroll
ing along one day last week, was met by a
friend who in bachelor days had been boon
companion. Hello, old fellow, glad to see
you once more" was the salutation; then, in
the same breath, accompanying hearty
handshake, came the natural query: "How
do you like married lifei' swell, you know"
drawled the Benedict, with a smile, II never
got very enthusiastic about anything."-
Washington Capital
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WHOLLY WOMAN.

Believe me, dear, unyielding though be. M
Ambitions flourish only in the sun ~
In noisy daylight every race is run, =
With lustry pride for all the world TO see.
When darkness sinks the earth in mystery,
When eye or ear or sight or sound is none,
But death, tide that waits to bear US on,
And life. Q loosening anchor In the sea,
When time and space are huge about the soul,
And ties OF custom lost beyond recall,
And courage as garment In the flame,
Then all my spirit breaks without control,
Then the heart opens, then the hot tears fail
To prove me wholly woman that am.
Dora Read GOodale.
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A LII ASSOCIATIONS of Field Sports,
"A Turf, Water and Road, use ST. Jacobs Oil
for sprains strains and bruises.
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A LII BASE BALL CLUBS. individ-
"A ually and collectively:
Use st. Jacobs Oil fo- sprains, strains and
bruises
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Every application gives relief; very bottle
contains a cure; every bOttly tested as 70 quail
ity; every genuine bottle bears the firms fac
smile signature: every home in America
knows its value; every spoken language knows
its name; every Journal praises it: every dealer
knows its merits; every chemist finds il perfect.
sold by Druggists and Dealers. Price fifty
cents per bottle. The Charles A. Vogeler Co..
Baltimore, Md
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SsigACO3S OIL
For Strains, Sprains and Bruises.

s0&N~.SoAL
For Strains, Sprains and Bruises.
JOHN TEEMER, Champion Oarsman
al have found St. Jacobs Oil Of inestim-
able value"
MR.. C. COPELAND, Editor Austra-
AVA Ian Cyciia, Sydney. N. s. w.
My tricycle. journey of 200 miles would
not have been completed without 81.
MR.. VIM. BEACH, Worlds Champion
IVA Oarsman, Royal Hotel, Ryde.
St. Jacobs Oil cures stiffness. cramps
and muscular pains in training"
CiAPT. PAUL BOYTON, the world
~ renowned Swimmer.
Il do not see how could get along with
out St. Jacobs OIL
MIR. JOHN ROLFE, Champion Bicy-
AVA clist, 81 Liverpool St, Sydney, ". S. ".
After riding l.OO0 miles against time, St.
Jacobs Oil removed all fatigue and pain"
MIR. E. F. PAINTER, London Ath-
AVA letic Club.
"St. Jacob Oil cured me Of 9 sprained
EDWARD HANLAN, Champion Oars
For muscular pains i have found ST.
Jacobs Oil invaluable"
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EDWARD HANLAN, Champion Oars
IA man.
"For muscular pains have found St.
Jacobs Oil invaluable"
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John TEEMER, Champion Oarsman
~ of America.
al have found St. Jacobs Oil Of inestim-
able value"
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MR.. E. F. PAINTER, London Ath-
ANA letic Club.
"St. Jacob Oil cured me Of o sprsine1
tendon"
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NR.J.C. COPELAND. Editor Austria.

ian EyctLd, Sydney. n. :. W.
My tricycle. journey of 100 miles would
not have been Completed without ST.
Jacobs Oil"
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had eaten the ham and eggs which Roxy had
now learned TO fry in so appetizing manner,
and drunk the coffee which was as clear as
any amber, she set forth on her daily task of
root and herb hunting, and Roxy carried the
basket of clothes out to the shore of the
brook, where a mighty old chestnut tree
spread its dome of shade, washed and wrung
and rinsed them until it was q mercy that
there were only two threads left together.
Thin she hung them out on the Lines, which
she had stretched from tree to tree, skewering
each article safely in its place with wooden
pins, 80 that no frolicsome wind should lure
it away.
Sand now" said Roxy, as with head
slightly on one side she viewed the result of
her proves, 81 think I've earned q little
rest" And drawing novel from her pocket,
Roxy sat down under the big tree, with her
sun bonnet thrown back, her loose curls tan
gled over her forehead, and her round white
arms still bare to the shoulder, to read,
and before she knew it she was asleep.
When she awakened she was no longer
alone. Between her and the sunshine there
was-could she believe her eyesa-yea, verify
there was a young man hurriedly working at
a portable easel, which was set up on level
sIot on the grass, with all the composure and
aplomb of a young man who felt himself to
be in the right place in creations diagram.
She looked at him with solemn, sleep
Swallowed eyes; he looked back at her exactly
as if she was q part Of the landscape, and
worked steadily on in silence.
GAre you an artistr said she. HAre you
painting the old chestnut treei Oh, you must
be the gentleman that Docia Honeywell told
me about" And then she suddenly remem-
bered the tangled fringe Of curls. the round.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-08-30
MIR. VIM. BEACH, Worlds Champic

Uarsman, KOyaI HOTEL, HYDE.
st. Jacobs Oil cures stiffness, cramps
and muscular pains in training"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-05-20
Gnlbroioerie 9epartemcnt.
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